Friday, 3 January 2020

Fighting Fake News with REAL, 3/1/20; Scott Morrison has set himself on fire; Heckled, The CO2 Canter;




#2 TOP STORY OF 2019: 11 things Scott Morrison could have done for the bushfire emergency — but didn’t



Experts warn Australian forests may take more than 100 years to recover all the carbon spewed out from bushfires this summer.
Bushfires

Bushfires spew two-thirds of national carbon emissions in one season

Australia's bushfires are believed to have spewed as much as two-thirds of the nation's annual carbon dioxide emissions in just the past three months, with experts warning forests may take more than 100 years to absorb what's been released so far this season.
  • by Mike Foley


Scott Morrison getting heckled by community members in Cobargo.

'Go back to Kirribilli': PM heckled by angry residents in fire-ravaged town

 

Australia has insufficient supplies of petrol to supply the country in the event of a long-term threat.

 Scott Morrison, here's what you should do in 2020 to show leadership

 Slogans mask a shallowness of leadership skills and strategic thinking. Neither Donald Trump nor Boris Johnson should be your role model. Remember Malcolm Turnbull failed to deliver the “better government” that he promised on seizing the leadership. The die is already cast on your government and, if you continue as you have been doing, time will not be your friend. Ultimately, you will be judged on authenticity and policy outcomes – on genuine leadership.

Given your hang-ups on the climate issue, why not come at it from a different perspective? Why not focus on challenges such as pollution, waste, regenerative agriculture and fuel security? The effective resolution of all will involve something of a technological revolution, with the possibility of many new jobs, and of global leadership while contributing significantly to our emissions reduction objectives.

 

#3 TOP STORY OF 2019: Robodebt claims the life of a 19-year-old mum

Unlike Kevin Rudd's flawed 'pink batts' rollout, deaths caused by the Coalition's monstrous robot debt scheme has failed to attract many mainstream media attention, leaving it incumbent on us to tell the story. This September the article was read by almost 44,000 people

 

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